The Devil Wears Baccarat Quotes

“Me: You need help. You have too much money not to have a psychiatrist or someone to lock your crazy ass up in the mental ward. My man: As long as they lock you up with me, I will go.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“Pondering if serial killers were allowed to live peacefully in the afterlife was not a concern of mine. I am who I am, and I accept that.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“The mind, the mystery, and the monster were one hell of a combination. I do not know if God would bless the ruler of the Romanian Mafia,”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“He often joked that both God and the Devil blessed him because he was given three sons who each possessed a unique quality that was needed to rule with an iron fist.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“Killing always brought me an indescribable feeling of peace and happiness. My father took me on my first kill at the age of twelve, and from that moment I knew what I was meant to be in this life.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“Betrayal makes my ass itch.” “If your ass is itching that means it is dirty, brother. May I suggest a warm shower with soap?” my youngest brother Roman replied. My eyes flew to his face. Roman stared back at me with his cold chestnut brown eyes and blank face.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“Four weeks, Kenya. You have four weeks to plan the wedding you want.” I frowned and then looked him in his eyes. “Are you joking or being serious, Alexandur?” “I am being very serious. I love you with every fiber of my dark soul. You have four weeks and not a day more before we make this official.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“Oh hell naw, that motherfucker is psychotic as fuck. Let me go mind my happy-to-be-alive ass business,” Kofi stated.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“The only thing I ask in return is for your loyalty.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“Listen to me when I say this, sotie, you are either going to be with me or you are going to be with me. There are no other options.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“When I come back with your lunch Kenya, we will talk. I have never been in a relationship before, but I know not communicating with each other is bad for our relationship.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“It is not every day a monster like me is blessed to find a woman who has the capabilities to be his perfect counterpart. Kenya Jones will be my wife, and she will be my wife very fucking soon.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“Hell naw, this motherfucking man is insaneeeeee. All I need him to do is show me where my cell block is, and he will not have to worry about me.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“From the moment a person is born, death is the only guarantee you get.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“Why can’t we stay with you or the other brother? No disrespect, but it is easy to see his elevator don’t go all the way to the top.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“I believe when people lose somebody close to them it changes them, and that person they were before no longer exists.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“If your ass is itching that means it is dirty, brother. May I suggest a warm shower with soap?”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“Betrayal makes my ass itch.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance

“Kenya, you better wake up. Your man is downstairs acting like a madman. I told him that I personally checked Tree and Hero out and they had nothing to do with Tom’s betrayal. He is not listening to logic.”
― Jatoria C., The Devil Wears Baccarat: An African American Romance